Dates: April 27 - 29, 2007
Location: Cape Town

Way to go CAPE DISC DOCTORS! The new National Champions went undefeated in the tournament (that's 11 games!). Big applause also for the Spirt of the Game Winners - Stellenbosch & Pretoria (both in their first tournament). And ofcourse, a HUGE THANK-YOU to Butler's Pizza for their sponsorship of player packs, and scrumptous pizzas for dinner.For full results go to 2007 Nationals. Photos to be posted.

More details and photos to be posted at 2007 Nationals

Dates: April 1 - 2, 2006
Location: Cape Town

A fantasatic 2 days of ultimate! In the end Red Devils aka Khaya were crowned the National Champs and Ultitude of Jo'burg captured the Spirit Award! A big thank-you to everyone who participated, especially those teams that travelled from up-country, our spectators and our sponsers - Sports Unlimited and Cash Crusaders.

More details and photos to be posted at 2006 Nationals

Dates: Oct 29 - 30, 2005
Location: Johannesburg

Joburg hosted a great, fun, two day tournament. There were people from all over South Africa in the most cosmopolitan tournament we have ever had, go to link to read about it and see the pics.

Dates: ??? 2005
Location: Amherst, Massachusetts, USA

A big thank you to all of our generous donors for investing in the development of ultimate frisbee in South Africa! We reached our goal of raising $5700 to send three of our players from Khayelitsha to the National Ultimate Training Camp held in Amherst, Massachusetts, U.S.A.

Welcome back to Asanda, Asandile, and Derrick from their overseas adventure. Hopefully, this can continue to be a tradition in the future. Player profiles will be posted soon.

Please check out this link for more details!

Dates: 30 April – 1 May 2005
Location: Mandalay Sports Fields (Sat) & Rondebosch Boys’ High School (Sun)

Ultimate players from Joburg, Pietermaritzburg, London, Canada, America, and Germany gathered to play in Cape Town. Everyone got to play in 6 games and each game ran for at least an hour (one or two close games going for nearly 2).

On Saturday, we played in a hat format out at Mandalay. 4 'even' teams.There were some long hard games, but in the end Killer D won.

On Sunday we divided into - roughly - Khaya, Joburg, International and Cape Town. Khaya played as a team (without Derrick who got up too late). You will be amazed to hear that they won only one of their three games and that by only one point!! There was some great play, but the more structured approach of the other teams made them struggle - especially the clam that Joburg used against them. The Joburg team struggled a bit with the wind (or what we could call the home turf advantage) but played pretty fantastically against Khaya in an epic game that could have gone either way. The international team played superbly, winning two of their three games. George deserves a special mention for sprouting wings and flying around the field like a defensive demon. The Cape Town team managed to win the tournament after some hard games - so we got the big bucket of sweets !!

Let's do it again, but bigger and better!

Photos may be found here.

(Courtesy Matt Shaer)

Dates: Nov 7, 2004
Location: Khayelitsha

Exhibition game between Khayelitsha vs. Table Mountain at Khayelitsha Rugby/Cricket Stadium. 11h00 - 15h00.
 

Dates: August 1 - 9, 2004
Location: Turku, Finland

Congratulations and well done to all 3 teams which represented South Africa at WUGC 2004. The final standings at the end of the tournament are as follows:

• Mens Open Team - Finished 13th overall with wins against ROC, Ireland (x2), Brazil, Russia and Lithuania.
  
• Junior Open Team - Finished 9th. They increased their ranking with wins against Switzerland and Japan.
  
• Co-ed Team - Finished 15th. Well done to the Co-Ed team for producing their first win at international competition against Belarus.
  

Dates: Sept 25 - 27, 2003
Location: Johannesburg

The South African Ultimate Club Championships (SAUCC) for 2003 took place in Johannesburg from the 25th to the 27th of September. It consisted of

• A hat tournament to encourage the different teams to play together.
• An 18-hole disc golf championship, ably won by Andre Standings (2 over par).
• The national pool play and finals.
• Several braai's and social events.

The finals were hotly contested by Sloose from Cape Town and Fanplastic from Johannesburg. Fanplastic narrowly defeated Sloose 15-14 in pool play to get to the finals undefeated, but they could not continue this winning streak when Sloose turned up their game and Sloose won 15-6 in the finals. Well done 'Sloose' !!

Greyhound played a large part in making this happen by sponsoring the guys from the dev program to go up to Johannesburg so that they could participate in the tounament. Here they are displaying their appreciation.


 

Dates: ??? 2003
Location: Gardens Tech, Cape Town

Much fun was had by all the people who came and played. It was a 5-a-side tournament (with subs) and 5 teams played. The games were tight, with many of them going into overtime, but after many tough games Andre's team defeated Stewarts team in the final to take home all the glory.



To see some pictures go to Magnificent pictures from the CT hat.
 

Dates: Oct 5 - 6, 2002
Location: Gardens Tech and Clifton 1st, Cape Town

The SA Ultimate Nationals were finally concluded on 6 October 2002 after some extreme weather conditions led to the postponement of the semi-finals and finals. In the face of a howling south-east gale pool games were played on Clifton 1 and 2 with pre-tournament favourites ISO and Spinach topping their pools despite spirited resitance from the development teams and Johannesburg's Coathangers.

In the semi's Spinach came from behind to finish off the Coathanger's challenge while ISO put paid to the hopes of Blue Moon of Cape Town. The final, played in generally excellent spirit, produced some top-class ultimate with ISO running out victors 19-11 and thereby claiming the Dump Cup and the title of National Ultimate Club Champions for 2002. Congratulations!
 

Dates: Oct 7, 2002
Location: Gardens Tech, Cape Town

The Scurry Cup, an annual ultimate game pitting the might of the north against the power of the south, saw the southern team, Two Black Eagles, defeat the Coathangers from Johannesburg in the most hard-fought and enjoyable game of ultimate yet played on South African soil. This is the future of SA ultimate and we suggest you climb on board.
 

Dates: Nov 200?
Location: Johannesburg

At the beginning of November Gauteng held its first tournament in twenty years.

More pics at Joburg Tourney.
 

Dates: August 2000
Location: Heilbronn, Germany

At the 2000 ultimate world championship, held in Germany, South Africa beat Spain 15 - 13 for its first ever international ultimate win. They then went on to beat Taiwan as well coming 17 out of all the competing nations.

See SA playing (we are in white) and celebrating.

Additional tournament photos at Ultimate Worlds 2000 website.